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  • Relief all around from Feds health injection

    Relief all around from Feds health injection

    THE Emergency Department at Casey Hospital will stay open during the evenings thanks to a $107 million funding announcement by the Federal Government Rumours have…

  • Rudd rolls into town

    Rudd rolls into town

    FORMER Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was extremely popular with local teenagers when he opened the new Hallam Valley Trade Training Centre at Hallam Senior Secondary…

  • With an oink oink here …

    With an oink oink here …

    THIS little piggy went to…Myuna Farm. Newly born piglets are stealing the limelight at Myuna Farm. The cute pigs are a new addition to the…

  • Suicide stand

    Suicide stand

    MERINDA Park Learning and Community Centre has one wish with its new counselling service MPAACS – that it makes an ‘impact’ to the community. The…

  • Big bus, no fuss

    Big bus, no fuss

    ST PETER’S College has set the wheels in motion with its own solution to a lack of bus services for students. With no help from…

  • Reserve opens its doors

    Reserve opens its doors

    THE Hampton Park community held an afternoon tea last week to celebrate the “new look” Robert Booth Reserve. The Hampton Park Progress Association (HPPA) hosted…

  • Scouting apex against the odds

    Scouting apex against the odds

    THE motto for scouting is ‘be prepared’ – but nothing could have braced Elliot Luke for the challenges he was forced to face in life.…

  • By-election imminent

    By-election imminent

    A LYNDHURST by-election will finally put local voters’ needs in the spotlight, the Greens said last week following Tim Holding’s retirement. The MP announced on…

  • Get down and get active

    Get down and get active

    A CRANBOURNE business is encouraging people to get sweaty for a good cause this weekend. Bodyworks Fitness is hosting its Get Healthy Day on Saturday…

  • Cricket club backs a little battler

    Cricket club backs a little battler

    THE family of a young boy diagnosed with Leukaemia has been overwhelmed by the support of a local cricket club. The Narre Warren South Cricket…

  • Interface councils miss out

    Interface councils miss out

    CITY of Casey Mayor Amanda Stapledon has agreed with a report stating that infrastructure has not kept up with the booming population growth in the…

  • School staff in work stoppage

    TEACHERS, principals and support staff held their third state-wide work stoppage last week in a pursuit for a new workplace agreement. More than 30,000 school…

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